This enables the measuring accuracy of the blood pressure watch to be increased by more than 70 per cent. Clinical trials of the device are currently under way. The first measurements have already been taken in parallel with a catheter procedure - with very promising results.
After menopause, a woman's risk of high blood pressure and other cardiovascular diseases increases greatly; the risk increases significantly faster for women after hysterectomy, perhaps because the uterus produces chemicals that help regulate blood pressure.
Having PCOS increases a womanâs chances of getting heart-related complications. This is due to the high insulin levels that have been associated with PCOS and are known to increase oneâs risk for high triglycerides,inflammatory markers, blood pressure, and atherosclerosis. These conditions can increase your risk for a heart attack and stroke.